Wolfenstein 3D On A Graphing Calculator

[Joest]

The video says it's DOOM, but the dude who posted it was an idiot. It's Wolfenstein 3D, the lesser-known FPS that id made before DOOM.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H__2grmkCHA&NR=1

[n3xus]

wolfenstein 3d? never heard of it before, but what do yu mean on a graphing calc, thats impossible!

[RocketSoldier]

Invalid link.

[ManUpstairs]

It's not impossible. I've seen Halo on a graphing calculator. Not exactly the easiest thing to play and it uses up memory fast...but it works.

[ehntoo]

I'm sorry to say, Joest, but that's not wolfenstein 3d. Wolfenstein 3d had better graphics and a much higher resolution and could never run on a TI-83. (I see no Nazi flags anywhere.) It doesn't have the processing power. Thus, it's also not Doom. It's a cleverly coded game which resembles Doom. (Or Wolfenstein if you wish).

And it's not possible to play Halo on a graphing calculator. A standard TI-83 Silver Edition only runs at a clock speed of 15MHz. I don't care what resolution you're at, even the Halo engine without a GUI would take up more than a 15MHz ZiLOG to even run at one tenth of standard speed.

[The Brown Cow]

I had Zelda on my TI-83 Plus for a while. That was good fun. It's an incomplete fan-made game using some sprites from Link's Awakening.

Not as cool as Link's Awakening on an iPod though. I had that going at one point, and confused some people with it. Also had Doom (the real Doom) and a static version of Wikipedia on there. Thank you iPod Linux.

[e p]

The video says it's DOOM, but the dude who posted it was an idiot. It's Wolfenstein 3D, the lesser-known FPS that id made before DOOM.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H__2grmkCHA&NR=1

I've seen my friend play that type of game on a TI-84.

When it is downloaded, it's called Doom.

[zbooyjack]

Wow, that's awesome! Wolfenstein 3d used to be my favorite game when I was about 6 or 7 years old. I beat all 6 episodes on "I am Death Incarnate" difficulty.

[salsport]

so did i

[zippydaspinhead]

I'm sorry to say, Joest, but that's not wolfenstein 3d. Wolfenstein 3d had better graphics and a much higher resolution and could never run on a TI-83. (I see no Nazi flags anywhere.) It doesn't have the processing power. Thus, it's also not Doom. It's a cleverly coded game which resembles Doom. (Or Wolfenstein if you wish).

And it's not possible to play Halo on a graphing calculator. A standard TI-83 Silver Edition only runs at a clock speed of 15MHz. I don't care what resolution you're at, even the Halo engine without a GUI would take up more than a 15MHz ZiLOG to even run at one tenth of standard speed.
True but still a very good progamming feat notheless. Also i saw this a few years ago.

[SitarFreak]

The games are modified, obviously.